Join us on Wednesday nights during the school year for food, fellowship, learning and fun! Adults, children and youth - can UNITE for a delicious, reasonably priced meal, share meaningful conversation and experience faith development in one of our classes or small groups. UNITE is a place to grow in your faith an form lasting relationships...in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Join us for dinner - everyone is invited!

Registration is required, so Register Now so we have dinner ready for you!

KIDS Schedule:

This semester UNITE, children ages 3 to 5th grade will be challenged to "live on the edge by working for God!" based on Colossians 3:23 "Work willingly at whatever you do.”

5:00 Music (K-5)

5:30 Cherub Choir (preschool)

6:00 Check-In/Dinner

6:30 Large Group Gathering (Sanctuary)

7:00 Small Groups

7:30 Check-Out/Pickup

Questions? Contact Director of Children's Ministries Anna Lisa Stanley

STUDENTS Schedule:

This semester we will experience a “Worship Feast” and our study focus will be on the many ways in which we are invited into the presence of the Holy! Every week we will experience a different style of worship.

5:30 Girls Ensemble

5:45 Dinner

6:30 Worship

7:15 Small Group Bible Study

8:00 Done!

Questions? Contact Associate Minister of Student Ministries Rev. Greg Bunton

ADULTS Schedule:

5:00-6:00 - An Exploration of The History of Theology led by Rev. Chris Shorow (Rm. 116)

Come with your questions - we will see if we can answer them! This semester we will look at some of the great ideas and debates that have shaped Christianity and our faith through the years. Although it might sound a little dry, it will be very lively and entertaining, as these issues have been debated in church for centuries. Included will be issues like the Trinity, who was and is Jesus, the Holy Spirit and what must I do to achieve eternal life. Some of the history of the Church and how we have ended up with the church we have today will be explored.

6:30-7:30 - Spiritual Practices: The Path to Joy led by Rev. Dr. Jerry Black (Rm. 116)

Is there a path to deeper moral and spiritual character? This course is a look at some practical steps on that path. Spiritual practices are actions and activities that enhance our relationship with God, the universe, God's people, and our true selves. Join us as we explore the wonder of meditation, prayer, fasting, Bible study, solitude, confession, and worship. The textbook is Richard Foster's "Celebration of Discipline." The cost is $15.

7:30-8:45 - Chancel Choir led by Diane Ball, Minister of Music

(Nursery Available) Our Chancel Choir offers musical gifts throughout the year in worship services and on special occasions. Join them and share your gifts!